How will you be arriving?
Parking areas
By not parking outside the car park, you can help take care of our nature.
Parking needs to be reserved online to ensure that you can park. Parking without a reservation has very limited capacity and usually a higher price.
Recommendation
We recommend planning your visit with enough forethought so you can enjoy your time as much as possible. Try also travelling here by train or bus. Did you know that the train and bus stop is located right across from the entrance to the rock city?
Severely disabled persons
Holders of a valid severely disabled person card or severely disabled person card with the need of constant assistance are entitled to free parking. In such cases, there is no need to book an online parking space. Upon arrival at the parking lot, please request a parking ticket from the staff and present your valid severely disabled person card or severely disabled person card with the need of constant assistance.
By train
Plan an unforgettable journey by train, free of queues and wait times. The track passes through the scenic valley and a panorama of the rocks can already be seen from great distances. Did you know that the train station is situated directly in front of the entrance to the park?
By bike
Several bike paths lead directly to the Adršpach Rocks. Visitors may store their bikes in the bike room located near the entrance to the park. The hiking trail through the rocks is for pedestrians only.
Bike path I.
The path largely follows bike path no. 4036. It will mostly take you along paved field and forest paths as well as Class III roads. A large portion of the path goes around the Adršpach-Teplice Rocks, offering beautiful views of the park and scenic surrounding nature. The path has a medium difficulty level, and you can also bring your children here. If you would like to shorten your journey, simply get on the train in Teplice and ride it back to Adršpach.
Bike path II.
This bike path is part of the first bike path. By cycling along bike path no. 22 from Teplice nad Metují, you’ll make your way along the formations, all the way to the entrance of the Adršpach Rocks. The path isn’t difficult and you can also bring your children along with you. After arriving in Adršpach, you can store your bike in the bike room near the entrance to the park and make your way through the rocks on foot. Or you can shorten the journey and go by train to Teplice nad Metují.
Bike path III.
From Broumov, pass through the towns of Hejtmánkovice and Jetřichov on your way to Meziměstí. Once here, the bike path continues across the border crossing in Starostín. The path will now lead you in the direction of the Polish town of Mieroszów and, after 4 kilometres, take a left at the crossroads leading towards Zdoňov along bike path no. 4020. Once you’ve passed through Zdoňov, you’ll find another crossroads, where you’ll turn left towards Adršpach.
Bike path IV.
The bike path starts in Adršpach, from where you will ride along bike path no. 22 towards Teplice nad Metují. Continue along bike path no. 4036 to Jiráskovy skály, then along bike path no. 4003 to Vápenka. From here, you’ll head down bike path no. 4020, which will take you to Adršpach. This path will mostly lead you down side streets and paved bike paths. The difficult level is mildly challenging.
By bus
Try travelling by bus
The stop is located approximately 250 meters from the entrance to the rock city.
Connections
- 377 direction -> Broumov
- 640360 direction -> Police nad Metují
- 371 direction -> Broumov
- 360 direction -> Police nad Metují
